Leslie Big Lez Segar: All The Right Moves, Pt 2
AHHA: You hosted/co-hosted Rap City for a long time back in the day. What where some of your memories from that period of time? How was it for you? Did you encounter some of those issues like sexism and things like that? Big Lez: BET was an interesting experience for me. I came to BET […]

Concert Review: Gwen Stefani and Ciara, Mohegan Sun Arena
In the midst of ringing slot machines, spinning roulette wheels, and sulking gamblers, teenyboppers from age 6 to 60 packed into the Mohegan Sun Arena for the Harajuku Lovers Tour starring Gwen Stefani and featuring Ciara as the opening act. With a minimal stage setup of only a DJ booth and a set of stairs […]

Will Wheaton: Express Yourself
The human soul is the essence of all music. Whether in joy or pain, a musician must be able to feel to express themselves in order to reach others. While most of todays music genres are rapidly changing, when it comes to soul, you cant beat that classic old school sound. Will Wheaton is a […]

Melyssa Ford: The Ultimate Hustler
With her petite frame and womanly curves, Toronto native Melyssa Ford is fully-equipped to turn heads and make people melt to their knees. After appearing in videos by high-caliber artists such as Jay Z and 112, Ford did something most scantily-clad women in videos seem to fail at. She marketed herself and her name, making […]

Donell Jones: Direct Connection
The R&B Underrated Artist of the Millennium goes to… Donell Jones. If such an award were to exist, Donell Jones would be its most deserving recipient. A writer, producer and critically acclaimed solo artist, Jones got his start after penning hits for the likes of Usher and 702. His 1996 debut solo album My Heart […]

Melisa Morgan: Doing It Again
There you are in a big old empty room, staring somebody down. The first thing that may come to mind is Princes Do Me Baby. But after the Purple One penned the song for his 1983 album, Controversy, a little known artist named Melisa Morgan recorded a version in 1986 that made the song an […]

Montana DeLeon: Sexpert
Mesmerizing, Orgasmic, Naughty, Tantalizing, Arousing, Notorious and Addictive. Put it all together, and you’ve got one sexy acronym for Montana. There are thousands of pretty faces on the net, and if you do your research, you may just find some real talent. Aside from her beauty, voluptuous body and a freaky mind, Montana has extensive […]

T-Pain: Feels Good
As convoluted as the world of up-and-coming artists can be, there are a few standouts every year who get our attention. T-Pain hit the airwaves with the soothing, bass-heavy track Im Sprung, and swiftly became one of the most talked-about artists in 2005. Hailing from Tallahassee, Florida – thus the name, which is short for […]

Chris Rob: Ready For The World
Chris Robs resume reads like a compilation of the best in popular music. He has performed with powerhouse artists including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Roberta Flack, Aretha Franklin, John Legend, Lauryn Hill, and Jill Scott, to name a few. While his piano playing ability is an industry standard, Chris Rob says he is ready for people […]

Ginuwine: Separate But Equal
On his new album, Ginuwine is trying hard to be the man he was on his first album. But a bachelor, he isnt. Since his 2003 platinum album The Senior, the former single singer married JT Money protégé Sole and had two children, so getting women isnt exactly what he wants to do again. What […]

Dr. Teeth: Eye To Eye
If you havent been living under a rock for the past few months, then youve seen the slew of music videos by Mike Jones and Paul Wall. You may have also noticed the Dr. Teeth Productions graphic in the beginning of every video. But who is Dr. Teeth? It sounds like a demonic dentist in […]

Chris Brown: New Kid On The Block
While waiting for a lift in the Manhattan offices of Jive Records, Chris Brown is openly singing to himself, taking little notice of those around him. The singing is sensational, and he is obviously confident, but the song isnt his; its Ushers Nice & Slow. Although its safe to say there will never be another […]
Cruna: Life On The Outside
With a stage name like Cruna, Ke.Anthony Dillard better know how to sing. His single Take Me Higher is a calypso-tinged ditty about love and happiness. But times werent always so cheerful for one of the newest R&B crooners with a throwback style. Cruna was raised in a family full of Gospel singers. Despite the […]

Miri Ben-Ari: Strings Attached
She went from recording “Overnight Celebrity” to becoming an overnight celebrity, but don’t call Miri Ben-Ari a one-hit wonder. This Israeli-born artist is out to prove that a violin-toting virtuoso can be more than a novelty in the world of Hip-Hop. Although she came with Bach-inspired fire on Twista’s “Overnight Celebrity”, the hit song was […]

Blair Underwood: Man Of Distinction
When you hear the name Blair Underwood, you may fondly reminisce on the 1985 classic film Krush Groove, in which he portrayed now-billionaire Hip-Hop mogul Russell Simmons. Or perhaps you envision the good-man banker who so desperately tried to save Jada Pinkett’s character Stoney in the dramatic film Set It Off. Whatever your first memory […]

Steve Spacek: For The People
You know that chilled-out music that DJs play in the wee hours of the night at lounges? Often times, were too preoccupied or too stubborn to ask what it is. Steve Spaceks solo debut Space Shift is that kind of album that you wish you had ask about. The Electronic-Soul fusion finds the front-man of […]

Ne-Yo: Unplugged
Singer/songwriter Ne-Yo is entering the entertainment industry strongly – slowly perfecting each angle of the game. Although he is only 22, Ne-Yo is not a newcomer to the scene. Growing up in a musical household in Las Vegas, his talents were engrained in him from birth, and he began honing his crafts in his teens. […]

Sean Paul: Just Cause
Sean Paul is known to sing during his interviews. In fact, he never stops singing or writing, his music being the obvious outlet for everything he has to say. But what do we really know about this Dancehall maestro, who has had a hand in bringing Jamaican music back to its glory days reminiscent of […]

NaSha: Straight Up
The road to a singer following their dreams of becoming a household name is often long-traveled. For Nasha it has been a struggle all the same, and the path to an already bright career. Growing up in Columbus, Ohio, she fell in love with music as a child, listening to everyone from Aretha Franklin and […]

David Axelrod: The Rebirth Of Cool
If Dr. Dres Next Episode ranked high on your nod-meter, David Axelrod deserves a lions share of the gratitude. Since the late 1950s, Axelrod remained one of the hardest working songwriters and producers on the planet. In the late 1960s and 1970s, his Capitol Records phase gave Hip-Hop a crate full of sampling inspiration, and […]